Review Notes: I found this lurking in the bottom of my humidor and knew I had to spark it right up. Witha cedar sleeve, this is a very attractive cigar, the Maduro wrapper is quite thin and delicate. The const. on this cigar is superb, it burned straight and true the entire length of the smoke. The flavor profile is more medium tha full, don't let the looks of this cigar scare you. A little chocolate is there, along with a bit of spice and earthiness. There is also some cedary aspects in the mix due to the cedar sleeve. I got these in a ten pack for around $3.00 a cigar, a very good deal. This is a very talented smoke that kept me interested for an hour and a half, I will buy this cigar again.

Review Notes: This was a very good stogie for the price. It had a subtle hint of cherries in the beginning, but quickly transitioned into a spice, earth, oak, cedar, toast and a little chocolate. I didn't notice the chocolate as much as I was hoping. If you like dark chocolate, get the La Gloria Cubana Series R #5.

Review Notes: Firm draw, low volume of smoke during the first half, but increased in second half. Chocolate wrapper, flavor, aroma. Smooth medium body. No nic kick. Excellent buy at under $3.

Review Notes: I've had the Vegas golds and classics (both pretty good values), but this A Series is in a different class. Construction was great (as with all Vegas cigars) and the flavor was medium-full, toasty with hints of chocolate and coffee, and very dynamic. The flavors were changing and transitioning throughout the whole smoke, and the last two inches were just as good as the middle (something I can't say for a lot of medium and full bodied cigars). Better than the RP Double Maduro and much more dynamic than an Onyx, I would say this is probably the best value in a maduro.

Review Notes: I'm pretty picky with full body cigars and have only liked a handful, this being one.